Rudolph Speil

1850–1925 (age 75)

Biography

Rudolph Speil’s life spanned a period in which community ties and neighborly support were vital to everyday living. His presence in Calvary Cemetery is a testament to the care and character he shared with those close to him.

In the tranquil landscapes of Calvary Cemetery, Rudolph’s memory remains a source of reflection and gratitude for the enduring bonds he helped to nurture.

Did you know Rudolph Speil?

Help us tell their story. Share a memory, upload a gravestone photo, or correct any details.

Also buried at Calvary Cemetery

François Chouteau
1797–1838 (age 41)
Calvary Cemetery
François Chouteau (1797-1838) was a St. Louis fur trader and merchant.
Lorenzo Da Ponte
1749–1838 (age 89)
Calvary Cemetery
Lorenzo Da Ponte was an Italian librettist and poet best known for his collaborations with Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
William Mordecai Cooke Sr.
1823–1863 (age 40)
Calvary Cemetery
William Mordecai Cooke Sr. was a Portsmouth-based merchant and civic leader during the antebellum period.
Dan Bryant
1833–1875 (age 42)
Calvary Cemetery
Dan Bryant was an American entertainer and member of the famous Bryant's Minstrels theatrical troupe.
Auguste Chouteau
1749–1825 (age 76)
Calvary Cemetery
Auguste Chouteau was a French-American fur trader and co-founder of St. Louis who became one of the most influential mer...
Thomas Biddle
1790–1831 (age 41)
Calvary Cemetery
Thomas Biddle (1790-1831) was a Philadelphia-born fur trader and businessman.